Samsung Art Store Adds 20 Iconic Vogue Photographs to Collection

Samsung announced that it’s adding 100 years of Vogue photography collection to the Art Store. That means users can display them on The Frame, The Frame Pro, select Neo QLED and QLED TVs. These artworks were chosen from 400,000 pieces in Vogue’s temperature-controlled archives. Curators from Vogue worked with Samsung’s Daria Greene to select the highlights.

Samsung Art Store now offers 4,000 artworks, including Vogue’s classic collection

Featured works include George Hoyningen-Huene’s “The Divers” (1930), Iman in Yves Saint Laurent by Kourken Pakchanian (1977), Rene Russo by Francesco Scavullo (1976), and a John Anthony spread by Duane Michals (1976) with models Melanie Cain, Beverly Johnson, Lisa Cooper, and Pat Cleveland.

“Fashion photography has always been more than clothes. It’s about capturing imagination, identity, and cultural moments, Kyle Menges, Samsung’s Director of Business Development, said. Bringing Vogue to the Samsung Art Store allows fans of both fashion and art to experience these images in their homes, reimagined as timeless art.”

With that, the Samsung Art Store now offers over 4,000 artworks in more than 115 countries. It features works from Van Gogh, Monet, Dalí, Basquiat, and Keith Haring. Samsung also partners with MoMA, The Met, and Art Basel.

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